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Consumer tips from the Better Business Bureau, job-search advice and technology news compiled by GateHouse News Service. From ideas for starting a business, to interviewing, to career education, we have you covered at all levels of employment. Plus,
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Consumer tips from the Better Business Bureau, job-search advice and technology news compiled by GateHouse News Service. From ideas for starting a business, to interviewing, to career education, we have you covered at all levels of employment. Plus, weekly updates on what's new and buzzworthy in the technology field.

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Feb. 18, 2013
11:10 a.m.

The List

According to CNN Money, these are the world's most expensive cities to live in:

1. Tokyo

2. Osaka, Japan

3. Sydney

4. Oslo, Norway (tie)

4. Melbourne, Australia (tie)

6. Singapore

7. Zurich

8. Paris

9. Caracas, Venezuela

10. Geneva

Number to Know

100: The 16th amendment, which created the income tax, was ratified 100 years ago this month. Happy 100th birthday to income tax!

Tech Talk

Chinese news website sjbbs.zol.com has 13 images of a handset that looks incredibly similar to the iPhone 5, which it believes is Apple's next-gen smartphone, the iPhone 5S. The images were reportedly taken inside a Foxconn factory, further adding credence to the story. (Foxconn is Apple's manufacturing partner in China.)

While the images don't show any drastic changes to the outward appearance of the phone, they do provide a rather in-depth look at the insides of the iPhone, detailing chip placement and where certain circuit boards are placed. This type of in-depth look is usually provided when a repair website, such as iFixit, gets its hands on a newly released device. This, therefore, is a treat for Apple fans and the media alike if the pictures are real.